Richard L. Brown AIA, Principal, Richard Brown Architects

EDUCATION

M. Arch. Yale University 1981
A.B. Princeton University 1977

LICENSES / MEMBERSHIPS

Registered Architect, Massachusetts
American Institute of Architects
Boston Society of Architects

Employment

1988 – present

Principal, Richard Brown Architects

PROJECTS (partial list)

Cambridgeport School Renovation, Cambridge, MA
Mt. Carmel Church Restoration, Mt. Carmel, CT
MRC Multi-family Housing, Cambridge, MA
Courtside Restaurant, Cambridge, MA
Estow Residence, Westport, MA
621 Camb. St. Facade Improvement, Camb., MA
Estow Renovation, Somerville, MA
Clapham Addition, Arlington, MA
Bokhour Renovation, Concord, MA
Astrue Residence, Cuttyhunk Island, MA

Grassi Storefront Renovation, Cambridge, MA
Pagnotti Addition, Belmont, MA
Donnally Residence, Orleans, MA
Woods Hole Library Addition, Woods Hole, MA
Richard Brown Residence, East Haven, CT
Diffley Addition, Green Hill, RI
Christman Residence, Cambridge, MA
Brown/Sichel Residence, Lexington, MA
Carruthers Residence, Lexingrton, MA
Johnson Residence, Winter Harbor, ME

1982 – 1988

Designer/Architect, Cesar Pelli and Associates

PROJECTS (partial list)

Yale Center for Molecular Medicine, New Haven, CT
World Financial Center, New York, NY
Arcorp Development, Hoboken, NJ
Pelli Residence, New Haven CT
Norwest Tower, Minneapolis, MN

Richard Brown has had an ongoing fascination with the work of H.H. Richardson and has
written the essay, H. H. Richardson and the Golden Section Proportions in his Architecture.

A full version of the essay may be downloaded as a PDF (8.4 MB).
H. H. Richardson and the Golden Section Proportions in his Architecture